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Place

Lombardy

Maximum Guests

16

Bedrooms

5

Commanding a breathtaking position directly on the shoreline of Lake Maggiore, this magnificent fortified estate stands as a true monument to classic elegance, military heritage, and ultimate privacy. Enclosed within a sprawling, meticulously manicured private botanical parkland filled with ancient trees, the palace unfolds majestically right on the water's edge, capturing far-reaching views of the dramatic alpine skyline.

A historic restoration has masterfully paired the property’s severe architectural soul with a warm, welcoming boutique luxury. The interiors showcase staggering museum-grade heritage, boasting grand reception rooms with soaring ceilings, heavily carved stone fireplaces, original Venetian terrazzo or inlaid wooden floors, and tall windows that flood the spaces with natural light while framing the captivating water landscape.

- The Grand Gala Halls: The main floor features a spectacular enfilade of light-filled connected staterooms and historical galleries, appointed with fine antiques and tailored to host high-end private dining, milestone weddings, or corporate summits.
- The Lakeside Grounds & Private Pier: Outdoors, the sweeping flat lawns and panoramic verandas right on the water's edge provide an unmatched scenic backdrop for al fresco cocktail parties and high-profile photo shoots, offering premium space for large custom pavilions. Guests can arrive directly via a private dock or pier.
- Premium Event Facilities: Comprehensive Wi-Fi integration, advanced year-round climate control, professional high-capacity kitchens for elite catering support, and extensive secure private parking on-site within the gated grounds.

The ultimate waterfront historical sanctuary offering absolute seclusion and old-world elegance, completely private from the public yet strategically positioned within easy reach of Varese, Milan, and the Swiss border.

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